- Absolutism
- Administration
- Agenda
- Alienation
- Anarchism
- Aristocracy
- Authoritarianism
- Authority
- Autonomy
- Bureaucracy
- Capitalism
- Centralism
- Charisma
- Choice
- Citizen
- Civil Society
- Class
- Clientelism
- Coalition
- Collective
- Colonialism
- Communism
- Community
- Conflict
- Consensus
- Conservatism
- Constitution
- Contract
- Corporation
- Corporatism
- Corruption
- Court
- Culture
- Decision
- Democracy
- Dictatorship
- Election
- Elite
- Equality
- Estate
- Executive
- Faction
- Fascism
- Federalism
- Feudalism
- Government
- Group
- Ideology
- Imperialism
- Individual
- Institution
- Interest
- Justice
- Law
- Leadership
- Legislature
- Legitimacy
- Liberalism
- Liberty
- Lobbying
- Loyalty
- Majority
- Market
- Marxism
- Media
- Minorities
- Monarchy
- Movement
- Nation
- Oligarchy
- Opinion
- Opposition
- Order
- Participation
- Party
- Patronage
- People
- Pluralism
- Police
- Policy
- Polling
- Populism
- Power
- President
- Propaganda
- Public
- Racism
- Radicalism
- Referendum
- Reform
- Regime
- Regulation
- Religion
- Representation
- Republic
- Responsibility
- Revolution
- Rights
- Rules
- Socialism
- Socialization
- Sovereignty
- State
- Terrorism
- Totalitarianism
- Trust
- Utilitarianism
- Utopia
- Violence
- War
- Welfare
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OutlineAlthough socialist ideas can be traced back to the seventeenth century and even before, socialism as ideology and movement of the working class did not develop until the early nineteenth century.
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